DAVID HUPPARCHITECTURE & DESIGN WORKS 2012-14

DAVID HUPPEDUCATION

California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, Ca

BArch Expected 2016

- GPA: 3.78 - Minor in Sustainable Environments

- Dean’s Honor List (5 Quarters)

Studio Ticino Ticino, Switzerland

July-Sept. 2014

- Design intervention in Matera,Italy. - Multimedia workshops - Toured across Switzerland,Italy,

Germany,and Austria.

College of the Sequoias Visalia, Ca

August 2009-June 2012 - 1st Place, AIA SJV Design Comp. - Secretary: Architecture Club - President’s List 4 Semesters - Dean’s List 2 Semesters

Golden West High School Visalia, Ca

August 2005-June 2009 - Valedictorian

SKILLS

3D Digital Modeling - Rhino*** - AutoCAD Architecture*** - Maya** - Revit* - Grasshopper* - SketchUp***

- ArchiCAD***

Rendering - Maxwell Render*** - Adobe Photoshop***

- Artlantis Studio***

Graphic Design - Adobe InDesign***

- Adobe Illustrator***

Sustainable Design - Vasari**

WORK EXPERIENCE

Mangini Associates Inc. Visalia, Ca

July 2013-Present

Gilbert Bareng (559.627.0530) - Drafting Technician - 3D Digital Modeling - Construction Documents - Schematic Design - Cost Estimations

California Cottage Gardens San Luis Obispo, Ca

Jan. 2013-June 2013

Pam Bonner (805.471.8227) - Landscape Architect’s Assistant - Installation Assistance

Super Target Tulare, Ca

Aug. 2009-Aug. 2012

Clebo Wheatley (559.631.1128) - Electronics Specialist - Customer Service

REFERENCES

Tom DiSanto - Professor 805.234.1727

Gilbert Bareng - Supervisor 559.627.0530

Rolando Gonzalez - Professor

559.623.1526dhupp@calpoly.edu

PROJECTS

Living Lab Cal Poly Campus

Spring 2014 - Present - Designing and constructing a “learn-by-doing” sustainable design headquarters on campus

Mini Maker Fair Pavilion San Luis Obispo, Ca Winter 2014 - Designed a pavilion in the annual celebration of creativity in the community

Sustainable Building Technologies Cal Poly Campus

Winter 2013

- Solutions for deaths and deforestation in Haiti - Using agricultural waste to create new

means of building technology

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MAIN FLOOR PLAN

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PRESCHOOLOFFICE

MICROHOUSING

COMMON AREA CLASSROOMS FACULTYOFFICES

CONFERENCEROOM

COMMUNITY LOUNGE

COMMUNITY LOUNGE

COMMUNITY GATHERING

BRONX IIMIXED-USE PERFORMANCE + LIVINGSOUTH BRONX, NEW YORKCOLLABORATION W/ MATT CATROWSPRING 2014

The Bronx II is a complex network of interweaving tubes shooting out of the ground plane, frozen in mid-air. Spawning from two individual projects mashed together, the Bronx II combines the heavy and powerful language of horizontal movements and creates an illusion of a floating city. The program is a mixed-use environment, combining over 300 micro housing units with commercial and performance spaces, in addition to sky-parks and gardens that are hundreds of feet high in the air. This project rivals Manhattans original “High-Line”, becoming an iconic presence to the struggling South Bronx, and brings the rest of New York into perspective as well as bringing the undermined borough itself back into recognition.

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MICRO-HOUSING

PERFORMANCE

MIXED-USEPROGRAM

SPOFFORD + TIFFANY

HUNT’S POINT, NY EXISTING SITE

STEEL- SCAFFOLDING& FRAME

GROUND-SCAPE

CULINARYLABS

PRE-K

COMMERCIAL

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MAIN FLOOR PLAN

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PRESCHOOLOFFICE

MICROHOUSING

COMMON AREA CLASSROOMS FACULTYOFFICES

CONFERENCEROOM

COMMUNITY LOUNGE

COMMUNITY LOUNGE

COMMUNITY GATHERING

NS SECTION

FLOOR PLAN

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All rooms are microhousing units (Occupancy group R-2 ) at 360 square feet. Occupancy loads are 2 people per unit (360 ft /200 gross). Stairs are 5’ wide, corridors 10’ wide except where noted. All loading on stairs and corridors falls below minimum values

Occupancy per floor:

Floor 5: 6 (3 units) Floor 4: 66 (33 units) Floor 3: 34 (17 units) Floor 2: 42 (21 units) Floor 1: 12 (6 units)

Total: 154 occupants in 77 units

Corridor is 20’ wide, allowing for 30’ dead end (2.5 x 20’ = 35’ max )

Elevator 1

Elevator 2

To public way (Ti�any St)

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Corridor at 20’ wide(no dead end)

MATT CATROW & DAVID HUPP [TOM FOWLER]

CLADDING SYSTEM

1/4” SCALE MODEL 1/32” SKELETON MODEL

CIRCULATION + EGRESS

- SILK SCREEN FLOAT-GLASS PANELS - HORIZONTAL LOUVRE SYSTEM- INTERIOR LIGHT-SHELF

- TYP. MICRO-UNIT

SOLAR RADIATION

NS SECTION

WIND ANALYSIS

STUDIO SERPENTELIVE + WORK + SHOW [ITALIAN CINEMA]MATERA, ITALYSUMMER 2014

Studio Serpente is an ever-changing gallery and exhibition space that serves as a testament to the ancient city of Matera, Italy, and celebrates the culture’s rich history in Italian film-making. While still preserving the existing building and site, an intervening “snake-like” structure digs in and out of the ground, crawling under and over the existing site to allow for a whole new perspective for visitors while also avoiding blocked views to and from the historical building. As this is a “live-work-show” programmatic scheme, there is a dialog between public and private interaction, allowing for visitors to periodically observe behind-the-scenes working spaces, as well as cinematic premiers. It is the intention that creating such a lively and modern renovation will instill new life and recognition to not only the site but to this forgotten city.

LIVE WORK SHOW -STEEL TUBE SKELETON

E-W SECTION

“SNAKE” EXHIBITION

Matera, Italy

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1. Private Living Quarters & Garden Space2. Private Exhibition/ Workspace3. Film Premier Theater 4. Cafe/Bar 5. Courtyard/ Garden6. Workspace7. “Mouth” Entry8. Snake Exhibition9. Cliff Terraces10. Vintage Film Galleries (Existing Underground Caves)11. Observation Tower12. Catwalk/Pier

Workspace

Underground “Mouth” Entry

Cliff Terraces

Cave Gallery

Private Living Quarters

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BRONX I[CAROUSEL]MIXED-USE PERFORMANCE + LIVINGSOUTH BRONX, NEW YORKWINTER 2014

Located in the South Bronx, The Carousel is a sky-high mixed-use vertical playground for the community, inspiring performance and curiosity. The Pavilion provides micro-housing for the community in addition to various commercial and public programs, such as a fresh-foods grocery store, a pre-kindergarten education facility, a molecular gastronomy lab and kitchen, and multiple black box performance theaters. The ambition of the project is to serve as a monument of sustainability that also invites new life and brings the community of the South Bronx together.

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ELECTRI_CITYMULTI - MEDIA THEATERLOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIAFALL 2013

Electri-City began with studying two-dimensional patterns that were then animated into three-dimensional forms. It was from these animation studies that inspired me to develop an architectural language that could be adapted to a given site and program. In this case, the site was located in Culver City, CA, and the program was a multi-media street-performance space, that became nestled between two commercial slopes.

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restaurant

amphitheater

black boxoutdoor stage

1 INITIAL SITE INTERVENTIONS

2 ADAPTING GEOMETRY TO SITE

3 THEATER MASSSING STUDIES

REACTION TO METRO-LINE

PHYSICAL ITERATIONS

TOPOGRAPHY DIALOG

STRIPS TO VOLUMES

PATTERN IN FIELD

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N-S SECTION

OCTAVIA 05MULTI - FAMILY HOUSING + EXHIBITIONSAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIASPRING 2013